CLC is pleased to report on program activities, highlights, and results over another successful year delivering well-informed, professional representation and advocacy for vulnerable youth within the child protection system. We are extremely grateful for the support of our many friends… Read More
CLC is happy to announce that it received a $5,000 grant from the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community. The grant will be used for general operations to provide legal representation and advocacy for foster care children and youth. About the Shakopee… Read More
Minnesota children who are subjects of a juvenile protection petition have a right to a lawyer … and if a child desires a lawyer, the court shall appoint a lawyer to represent the child who is ten years of age or order.
We are so grateful for the support of our many friends enabling us to continue to provide legal representation to Minnesota’s most vulnerable youth. Thank you to our dedicated team of pro bono attorneys, donors, board members, staff,… Read More
CLC Volunteer Attorney Kathleen Moccio has been an immigration attorney for 25 years. She is an Assistant Public Defender at the Hennepin County Public Defender’s Office, where she advises non-citizen clients of the immigration consequences of conviction.
Learn more about Education Training Vouchers, national and local scholarships, and grants and funding available for recreational activities such as: sports, music lessons, educational classes and more.
9.13.2012
In August, 30 of the state’s most creative thinkers in the public/private sectors of child protection and homeless youth came together for three full days of discussions about the connections between the sectors and the barriers that need to be addressed so that all disconnected and homeless youth in Minnesota can get the help and services they need to become productive adults.
2017 Community Report
CLC is pleased to report on program activities, highlights, and results over another successful year delivering well-informed, professional representation and advocacy for vulnerable youth within the child protection system. We are extremely grateful for the support of our many friends… Read More
CLC receives a $5,000 grant from Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community
CLC is happy to announce that it received a $5,000 grant from the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community. The grant will be used for general operations to provide legal representation and advocacy for foster care children and youth. About the Shakopee… Read More
McKenna’s Law
Minnesota children who are subjects of a juvenile protection petition have a right to a lawyer … and if a child desires a lawyer, the court shall appoint a lawyer to represent the child who is ten years of age or order.
2016 Community Report
We are so grateful for the support of our many friends enabling us to continue to provide legal representation to Minnesota’s most vulnerable youth. Thank you to our dedicated team of pro bono attorneys, donors, board members, staff,… Read More
Volunteer Spotlight: Kathleen Moccio
CLC Volunteer Attorney Kathleen Moccio has been an immigration attorney for 25 years. She is an Assistant Public Defender at the Hennepin County Public Defender’s Office, where she advises non-citizen clients of the immigration consequences of conviction.
Scholarship Opportunities and Financial Funding for Foster Youth
Learn more about Education Training Vouchers, national and local scholarships, and grants and funding available for recreational activities such as: sports, music lessons, educational classes and more.
CLC Attorneys Kathleen Moccio and Peter Gorman win in MN Court of Appeals
Kathleen Moccio and Peter Gorman won their appeal on behalf of client D.A.M. in an immigration case that could have far reaching impact.
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT: David Wilson
CLC wishes to honor David Wilson and his team at the Wilson Law Group for their exceptional work for our clients.
November ANNOUNCEMENTS
11.9.2012
Remember to GIVE to CLC on GIVE to the MAX Day, November 15th!
Impact Initiative 2012 Update
9.13.2012
In August, 30 of the state’s most creative thinkers in the public/private sectors of child protection and homeless youth came together for three full days of discussions about the connections between the sectors and the barriers that need to be addressed so that all disconnected and homeless youth in Minnesota can get the help and services they need to become productive adults.
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